Justin Bieber calls wife Hailey Bieber his 'forever and always'
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the Sorry hitmaker posted a slideshow of snaps depicting him and the model-entrepreneur smiling while embracing on a balcony at sunset.
"My forever n always (sic)," he wrote in the caption, adding a string of pink heart emojis.
The sweet message comes shortly after Justin sparked concern among his 294 million fans on the social media platform after he uploaded a selfie showing him appearing sweaty.
"Detoxxxxxxxxxxx," the 31-year-old revealed.
Justin didn't share any further details.
Previously, the Canadian popstar shutdown online speculation about his marriage to Hailey in post shared via Instagram Stories in April.
"Honestly if I was u, it would be hard not to be jealous of me and Hailey going brazzzzyy (sic). It's really up for us and that's understandable why people can't stand it," he declared, adding: "I don't blame 'em. Hailey and I are like the Joneses that are impossible to keep up with."
Justin and the 28-year-old wed in 2018. They welcomed a son named Jack last August.
And in a recent interview, Hailey's father, actor Stephen Baldwin, gushed over the Baby hitmaker.
"I'm blessed that my two daughters married two great guys," he said during an appearance on The Adam Carolla Show. "I let my kids do what they're doing, and if they want to throw a boomerang at me, I'll call them back."
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